Google+ Local is a powerful tool for small businesses targeting local customers because it combines customer reviews and local search into one platform. Yet, many small businesses still aren’t sure how to take advantage of Google+ Local.
Back in August, Google introduced a new feature called Questions & Answers, or Q&A, in Google Maps.
Approximately 40 percent of all mobile searches on Google have local intent, and that number is only growing. In the mobile age, consumers are relying on their mobile devices to search for local products and services, which presents a major opportunity for local businesses.
You can use the SEO Spider for free (and paid) to check for broken links (the http response ‘404 not found error’) on your website. Below is a very quick and easy tutorial on how to use the tool as a broken link checker. First of all, you’ll…
On February 15th, Google is set to launch a more robust ad filter for Chrome. Its goal is simple: to scrub the web of interstitial riff raff and other invasive advertising experiences. Now, advertisers have stared down the barrel of the almighty ad blocker before (and most lived to tell the tale), but this is the first ad blocker baked directly into the most popular browser on the planet.
How well do you know the people you’re targeting? And I mean really know them? Do you know why they’re signing up? Do you know why they’re buying? Do you know why they would click on your ad in the first place? If you do, congratulations. You’re a genius.
A wise man once said, “When your boss’s boss’s boss slacks the marketing team a 30-page report, its contents are probably blog-worthy.”
